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To address the mental health challenges brought by the pandemic and structural racism in our City, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is providing free virtual presentations to our Trinity community in self-care, coping skills, and ways to build individual and community resilience.

This year, Team Trinity-Tamid will support AIDS research by participating in AIDS Walk New York with thousands of other walkers, all from the comfort of their living rooms. Join Team Trinity-Tamid #9797, donate to the team, or both!

Join renowned sacred artist Susan vonMedicus to learn the history and prayerful practice of manuscript production in Ireland at the time of the Book of Kells from the 6th century to the 8th century.

Anyone running for New York City mayor must commit to permanently close Rikers Island on the fastest timeline possible and be accountable to communities most harmed by the prison.

Whether you are engaged in yoga classes and want to carry your practice with you more fully through the day, or you do not have the time or capacity to take part in a regular class on the mat—join us as we explore the ancient meaning and practice of yoga “off the mat.”

One in five people in NYC is food insecure. While the pandemic has highlighted inequality in our society, it has also brought forth shining examples of the helpers. Come together as a community to gain a greater understanding of how we all can contribute to the full circle of efforts combatting hunger and food insecurity in our neighborhood.

This interactive session will support well-being in body, mind and spirit by helping one connect to the sensory and somatic experience of the natural world, belonging in it and the teachings of the cycle of life and rebirth happening around one.

Whether you are engaged in yoga classes and want to carry your practice with you more fully through the day, or you do not have the time or capacity to take part in a regular class on the mat—join us as we explore the ancient meaning and practice of yoga “off the mat.”

Join the Rev. Phillip A. Jackson, Trinity's Priest-in-charge, in conversation with Professor Frank Snowden of Yale University, author of Epidemics and Society: From Black Death to the Present.